Gutfeld! Monologues

On the latest edition of "The One," Greg is joined by Economic Policy & Financial Analyst Heather Zumarraga, comedian Kris Fried, and hosts of the podcast "Tyrus and Timpf", Kat Timpf and Tyrus. Since Kevin Hart bailed on hosting the Oscars after some tweets and stand-up comments from years ago recently resurfaced, the awards show is looking into alternative host options, including going without one at all. Would anyone on Greg's panel be up for taking the job?

Greg's guest today is Retired NYPD Emergency Service Unit Officer, Detective Anthony Favara. For the past 25 years he was the subject matter expert for the Unit and the NYPD as it relates to policing the mentally ill. They discuss the different types of scenarios that law enforcement officers train for when dealing with people who are emotionally disturbed.

Greg's special guest today is host of "The Daily Briefing" and his co-host on "The Five", Dana Perino. They discuss the midterm election winners and losers. Find Dana on Twitter: @DanaPerino

Greg's guest today is Dr. Peter Boghossian who is an Assistant Professor of Philosophy at Portland State University. They discuss Dr. Boghossian's role in a series of hoaxes that published fake grievance studies in top academic journals. You can learn more about Dr. Boghossian at: peterboghossian.com and follow him on Twitter: @peterboghossian For more information on the grievance study hoaxes go here or here.

Greg talks to Tucker Carlson, host of "Tucker Carlson Tonight," about his new book "Ship of Fools" and lots of other fun stuff.

Greg's guest today is political satirist, journalist and bestselling author, P.J. O'Rourke. They discuss P.J.'s latest book, "None of My Business." You can learn more about P.J. at: http://www.pjorourke.com/

Greg's guest today is legendary television producer, animator, storyboard artist, and character designer, Jerry Eisenberg. Jerry is primarily known for his work at Hanna-Barbera Productions and Ruby-Spears Productions. They discuss his amazing career and Greg's favorite cartoons. Jerry's IMDB credits include: Off-the-Tracks 3 (Video short) (animator) Johnny Bravo (TV Series) (layout keys - 14 episodes, 1997 - 2004) (models - 1 episode, 2001) - Johnny Makeover/Back on Shaq (2004) ... (layout keys) - Some Walk by Night/Adam West Date-O-Rama (2004) ... (layout keys) - Wilderness Protection Program/A Page Right Out of History (2004) ... (layout keys) - The Time of My Life/Run Johnny Run (2004) ... (layout keys) - It's a Magical Life/The Hunk at the End of This Cartoon (2004) ... (layout keys) Show all 14 episodes 1999-2000 Dilbert (TV Series) (background layout artist - 13 episodes) - Ethics (2000) ... (background layout artist) - The Fact (2000) ... (background layout artist) - Company Picnic (2000) ... (background layout artist) - The Delivery (2000) ... (background layout artist) - Pregnancy (2000) ... (background layout artist) Show all 13 episodes 1995 The Cartoon Cartoon Show (TV Series) (character designer - 1 episode) - Yoink! of the Yukon (1995) ... (character designer)  1990 Tom & Jerry Kids Show (TV Series) (character designer - 1991-1993)  1987 Little Clowns of Happytown (TV Series) (character designer: main characters - 1987)  1985 My Little Pony: Escape from Catrina (TV Movie) (model designer)  1984 My Little Pony (TV Movie) (model designer)  1980 Thundarr the Barbarian (TV Series) (character designer - 13 episodes) - Den of the Sleeping Demon (1980) ... (character designer) - Battle of the Barbarians (1980) ... (character designer) - Portal Into Time (1980) ... (character designer) - Stalker from the Stars (1980) ... (character designer) - Valley of the Man-Apes (1980) ... (character designer) Show all 13 episodes  1980 Heathcliff (TV Series) (character designer - 1980)  1979 The Plastic Man Comedy/Adventure Show (TV Series) (character designer - 1979-1981)  1978-1979 ABC Weekend Specials (TV Series) (character designer - 2 episodes) - The Puppy's Great Adventure (1979) ... (character designer) - The Puppy Who Wanted a Boy (1978) ... (character designer)  1978 Fangface (TV Series) (character designer - 1 episode) - A Heap of Trouble (1978) ... (character designer)  1978 Metamorphoses (sequence director)  1977 5 Weeks in a Balloon (TV Movie) (character designer)  1974 Hong Kong Phooey (TV Series) (character designer - 1 episode) - Comedy Cowboys (1974) ... (character designer)  1974 Wheelie and the Chopper Bunch (TV Series) (character designer - 1974)  1973 Super Friends (TV Series) (character designer - 16 episodes) - The Watermen (1973) ... (character designer) - The Planet Splitter (1973) ... (character designer) - Gulliver's Gigantic Goof (1973) ... (character designer) - The Mysterious Moles (1973) ... (character designer) - Menace of the White Dwarf (1973) ... (character designer) Show all 16 episodes  1973 Yogi's Gang (TV Series) (character designer - 2 episodes) - Mr. Hothead (1973) ... (character designer) - Dr. Bigot (1973) ... (character designer)  1973 Inch High, Private Eye (TV Series) (character designer - 1973)  1973 Speed Buggy (TV Series) (character designer)  1972-1973 The ABC Saturday Superstar Movie (TV Series) (character designer - 2 episodes) - Lost in Space (1973) ... (character designer) - The Adventures of Robin Hoodnik (1972) ... (character designer)  1973 Charlotte's Web (layout artist)  1973 Wait Till Your Father Gets Home (TV Series) (layout artist - 2 episodes) - The Neighbors (1973) ... (layout artist) - Papa in New York (1973) ... (layout artist)  1972 The Amazing Chan and the Chan Clan (TV Series) (layout artist - 4 episodes) - The Phantom Sea Thief (1972) ... (layout artist) - Will the Real Charlie Chan Please Stand Up? (1972) ... (layout artist) - To Catch a Pitcher (1972) ... (

Greg's guest today is National Review film critic, Armond White. They discuss the politically correct checklist that modern movies adhere to. They also pick their personal favorites and share the ones you should skip. To read more of Armond's reviews you can go to: https://www.nationalreview.com/author/armond-white/

Greg's guest today is former Business Insider columnist, Daniella Greenbaum. They discuss her resignation after a story she wrote about Scarlett Johansson being cast as a transgender man was pulled from the website after complaints from her colleagues. You can follow her on Twitter at:  @DGreenbaum

Greg's guest today is senior fellow of the Brookings Institution and contributing editor of The Atlantic, Jonathan Rauch. They discuss his latest book, The Happiness Curve: Why Life Gets Better After 50.